What I Learned In The Workplace

In my life, I have done things that show my skills in the workforce that could be useful to employers. The first skill that I learned through track and cross country was my leadership skills. As I have gone through the years of running, I learned to be motivated and ready to work hard and I used those skills to be a leader by leading warm-ups, helping new runners to the team and showing them around, and by leading our team to the starting line and showing the course to the new runners. My mom at some points will need to leave the house to go grocery shopping and sometimes I am left in charge of my brothers and sister by providing them help when they need sometimes a meal when it is needed and care towards my siblings. Probably the best skill that I have learned is goal setting. For my sophomore year of track, I and my 4x800m relay team went into the season wanting one goal, to make it to the MHSAA State Track Meet which would be a great accomplishment for our running careers. We all worked really hard, knowing that we had to in order to accomplish our goal, and we eventually ended up running at the state meet after a whole

When I went into the sixth grade, my mom always showed me how to stay organized, so when I got to the school, I went to my locker and began to organize my locker and all my binders to be sure I would be ready for the school year. I always would put my books and the binder with that certain class together so they would be easy to grab knowing where they were at and I would keep all my writing utensils on the top shelf and all my apparel on the racks and my backpack there as well. I am also very organized when it comes to putting my equipment on and off and into my gym locker, I always put everything in a certain spot so I know where it will be putting my shorts and the ground with all my deodorant and my body spray and my shoes with my shirt hung on a